resting heart rate?

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BeautyFromPain
BeautyFromPain Posts: 4,951 Member
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
Hey all,

wondering what a good RHR is? Atm mine is in the 50's... is this too low or is it fine?
What is the average?

:)

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  • JDNOX
    JDNOX Posts: 619
    I think that is pretty good
  • LesliePierceRN
    LesliePierceRN Posts: 860 Member
    depends on your age and fitness level. Mine is 50 or so, but I'm a dedicated runner. 50 is fine as long as you aren't symptomatic (passing out, etc).
  • BeautyFromPain
    BeautyFromPain Posts: 4,951 Member
    depends on your age and fitness level. Mine is 50 or so, but I'm a dedicated runner. 50 is fine as long as you aren't symptomatic (passing out, etc).

    I'm 19 and a running fanatic here too. :)
  • ♥ChUbByCoyLe♥
    ♥ChUbByCoyLe♥ Posts: 267 Member
    Hey all,

    wondering what a good RHR is? Atm mine is in the 50's... is this too low or is it fine?
    What is the average?

    :)

    A Heart rate in the 50's is excellent!! Athletes have heart rates of 50.
  • tmm01
    tmm01 Posts: 137
    The average adult RNR is about 60-70. But really can range from anything from about 50 - 90.
    I have a RHR of 54 so am slightly on the low side. Not an issue, but if you have a medical procedure do let the medics know your normal RHR. I scared an anesthetist once when mine went lower than she was expecting - normal for me!! Apparently caused problems for them during the op I was having.
  • laddyboy
    laddyboy Posts: 1,565 Member
    I'm in the 40's. My Doctor says I have the HR of a runner. I run A LOT so I guess i'm good.
  • deathstarclock
    deathstarclock Posts: 512 Member
    your RHR is really good
  • kappyd
    kappyd Posts: 199 Member
    Mine was 44 and I am not a runner or in shape. I asked my doctor why it was so low and he told me that it was from one of my blood pressure meds. I was on. On the tread mill I could not get it over 125. I switched meds and now it is around 66.
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